The mission of CVFF, currently funded by IWF, is to provide immediate safety and long-term stability for women and children affected by domestic violence in 14 northeast Iowa counties. Through…
…is to increase the accessibility of women to nontraditional working hours (outside 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday), increase access to equitable and safe child care, and develop…
…2) direct experiences of racism from institutions that have limited their options and choices, including employment opportunities; and 3) the need for economic independence as they become safe from abusive…
…with the case manager weekly, and attend life skills classes. They are assigned a mentor for relational support and inspiration. Their children will be in a safe and stable environment….
…time at the center. We appreciate that the Iowa Women’s Foundation was supportive of our efforts to offer safe, affordable, high quality care in Dysart by approving our grant request….
…care providers and expanding the number of safe and culturally appropriate places to provide child care for working parents. As a result, 47 providers from 14 language groups have been…
Stabilize the lives of children who are survivors of domestic violence by developing parenting plans, addressing safety issues, reducing conflict and increasing child support compliance.
…strengthen the workforce, it was a natural fit. Nicole is a native of Blockton, a small community in Southern Iowa, and earned her BA in Political Science from Simpson College….
Audit existing systems of Linn County response units and provide consultation to uncover needed social, policy and procedural changes to break down the cycle of domestic violence.
…a founder and volunteer for TRAIL of Johnson County, a nonprofit organization that aims to help older residents live and age safely and comfortably in their own homes, and has…
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